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Edinburgh - Calton Hill Tattoo View

Edinburgh Tattoo fireworks

Edinburgh Tattoo fireworks

Edinburgh Castle Esplanade

Calton Hill from the Royal Mile, Edinburgh, Scotland.

Edinburgh

No skyscrapers. View from Mound Place to National Gallery of Scotland and Royal Scottish Academy, Princes Street, the Firth of Forth and Fife. Edinburgh, a city with hundreds of buildings with dignity, elegance, quality, history and pride. Built to last.

These buildings have a character and spirit that seems eternal. The Tolbooth Tavern, 1591, with its splendid clock, catches the morning sunlight in Canongate, the Royal Mile, Edinburgh, Scotland.

West frontage of Holyrood Palace, Edinburgh, early morning in Autumn, Mid-Lothian, Scotland.

Calton Hill to Scott's Memorial from Salisbury Crags. A marvellous mix from Georgian to 21 st century architecture. On the horizon is the Firth of Forth, Fife and the amazing Forth Bridges, Edinburgh, Scotland.

Oh, to have a city centre that is not merely 50-100 Lego-cubic high-rise, glass and girder office blocks. This is Edinburgh, history, culture and architectural class.

St. Giles Cathedral, Royal Mile, Edinburgh, catching the sunrise beams of an Autumn morning, Scotland.

View from Nelson Monument, Calton Hill

Castle on the rock. Edinburgh Castle and Esplanade where the annual Military Tattoo takes place in August.

Calton Hill to the Scottish Parliament Building from Salisbury Crags. An amazing array od architectural ages and styles in Edinburgh, Scotland.

View eastwards to the rising sun from Salisbury Crags in Edinburgh. St. Margaret's Loch and the east end of Edinburgh can be seen, left. Across part of the Firth of Forth can be seen the conical hill known as North Berwick Law, yet another volcanic plug.

From Salisbury Crags a view of Hollyrood Palace. The Firth of Forth and Fife are beyond part of the city of Edinburgh.

View of Edinburgh from a quarter of the way up Salisbury Crags. Castle, left. Scott Memorial, central. Calton Hill, right.

High Street on the Royal Mile from opposite to the Museum of Childhood, Edinburgh, Scotland.

Canongate Church and Churchyard. In 1688 King James V11 ordered this church to be built, hence the Jacobean style, Royal Mile, Edinburgh, Scotland.